Lizards, snakes, toads, frogs, turtles and other reptiles & amphibians

[Egregius V]

A black racer I met in Florida last month:

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Heart-Shaped Hellion by Gregory Vozzo, on Flickr

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Black Racer by Gregory Vozzo, on Flickr

 

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[relic]

A young five-lined skink (from August, 2017).

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[moonraker]

Rescued a small (smooth, I think) newt from the swimming pool (first time had one of these), first one focus stacked with Helicon. About 10cm long.

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[poetsie]

Lacerta agilis

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[Darmok N Jalad]

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[Ken C]

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yard friends

 

[scottv]

Lots of them in my yard at the moment, but hard to get a nice shot of them like you have here.

I found one in one of our labs at work that had crawled inside a insect trap that very sticks insides. the poor thing got itself completely stuck down head and all. It took us nearly half hour to extract it whithout tearing its skin off extracting it. Then had to put talk powder on it so it would not stick to itself. We then put it in a box for half a day for the residue to dry out a bit before letting it go.

A little late but just saw this. Cooking will remove the lizard from the sticky trap. A little bit of oil and you work it slowly in on the glue where it's touching the skin and they will come off unharmed.

 

[scottv]

A little late but just saw this. Cooking will remove the lizard from the sticky trap. A little bit of oil and you work it slowly in on the glue where it's touching the skin and they will come off unharmed.

Sorry. "cooking oil", not cooking although I'm sure that would remove the lizard too

 

[retiredfromlife]

Sorry. "cooking oil", not cooking although I'm sure that would remove the lizard too

Took me a minute to spot that

 

[chipshot713]

Not as good as Ken C but was hand held and jpeg no pp just minor crop

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[Bidkev]

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Failing To Observe Social Distancing by Kevin Dickinson, on Flickr

 

[TNcasual]

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[Ken C]

Not as good as Ken C but was hand held and jpeg no pp just minor crop
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Kelly thx for the compliment

Ken

 

[piggsy]

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juvenile green tree frog on wattle by PIG, on Flickr

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juvenile green tree frog on wattle by PIG, on Flickr

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gecko on bottlebrush by PIG, on Flickr

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gecko on bottlebrush by PIG, on Flickr

Ooops, forgot this dude :

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graceful tree frog on australian indigo by PIG, on Flickr

 

[retiredfromlife]

Trying to get a different look

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[Zman]

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[Brownie]

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P1047787 by telecast, on Flickr

 

[poetsie]

the grass snake

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